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Sunday, May 19 2013
The Syrian Quandary
GIVEN the events of the Arab spring, some might say that the tell-tale sign that a dictator's days are numbered is when his defiance turns to delusion. On December 7, in an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters, a chuckling and ...
THE BRITISH EURO FARCE
THE British, or rather English, mistrust of what lies beyond the Channel has always been fathomless. W H Auden, observing a "cult of salads," jested that "before very long" the south of England would resemble "the Continong." There across the sea, on a ...
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Sheikha Moza calls for review of UNAOC work

HER Highness Sheikha Moza on Tuesday called for the creation of monitoring and follow-up mechanisms to assess the works of the United Nations Alliance of Civilisations (UNAOC). Speaking in the final session of the UNAOC Forum ...

ictQatar sets up new hotline services for telecom users

THE Supreme Council for Information and Communication Technology (ictQatar) has set up a new hotline to address consumers' grievances. Consumers can now file a complaint against...

QE may lose MSCI upgrade due to foreign limits

LOW market liquidity in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar's failure to raise foreign ownership limits threaten to deny MSCI emerging market status to the Gulf neighbours for a third time on ...

Qatar holds on to second place

TWO gold medals in archery and one in bowling extended an encouraging show by Qatar in the Arab Games. Ali Ahmed Salem and Abdulaziz al Obadi provided a bright start to Tuesday for the host and won the Men's Individual

The fair maidens flocking to Bollywood

ONCE upon a time, in the early summer of India's economic growth, anything imported was worth drooling over - imported drinks , imported clothes, imported cars, imported perfume, even imported pets. Cut to 2011 and we're still...

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QatarDebate unveils Team Qatar for WSDC
QATARDEBATE Center has announced a five-member debate team for the World Schools Debating Championships (WSDC) 2012 to be held in Cape Town, South Africa. It will also the first time that all the participating students are Qataris. The WSDC 2012 will be held from January 17 to 27. Forty-eight countries will be taking part in the meet. Giving the details of the team and the participants during a press conference on Sunday, Dr Hayat Maarafi, executive...
Minister inaugurates Vodafone playgroundn
MINISTER of Municipality and Urban Planning HE Sheikh Abdulrahman bin Khalifa al Thani and Vodafone Qatar CEO Richard Daly inaugurated the Vodafone playground. The playground built on the public park located next to the Sheraton Hotel was a result of the cooperation between Vodafone and the Doha Municipality under an agreement which was signed in April. The agreement came within the Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning´s strategy and keenness...
Surge in demand for flags before national day
MARKETS and retail outlets across the country are witnessing a surge in demand for flags and memorabilia before the Qatar National Day. The national day, which is celebrated with patriotic fervour on December 18 every year, commemorates the historic event in 1878 when the founder of Qatar Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed al Thani succeeded his father as the ruler and led the country towards progress and prosperity. The joy of the national day is not...
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32 killled in Syria violence
SYRIAN security forces fired on a funeral procession in a restive northwestern border region, killing two people and raising Tuesday’s death toll to at least 32, activists said. Regime forces swept through villages and attacked infiltrators at the border.
Arab League to discuss Syria as UN puts death toll at 5,000
ARAB foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting in Cairo on Saturday to respond to Syria’s proposal to admit observers in exchange for an end to regional sanctions, the Arab League said as the UN raised the Syrian crackdown death toll to 5,000.
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